WHO commends Sri Lanka for 10 years of sustained malaria-free, tetanus elimination status

WHO commends Sri Lanka for 10 years of sustained malaria-free, tetanus elimination status

WHO commends Sri Lanka for sustaining maternal, neonatal tetanus and malaria-free status

WHO Recognizes Sri Lanka for 10 Years of Malaria-Free Status and Tetanus Elimination - Business News

Sri Lanka has received special recognition from the World Health Organization (WHO) for maintaining its malaria-free status and sustaining the elimination of maternal and neonatal tetanus for 10 years. WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus presented the citation to Health and Mass Media Minister Dr Nalinda Jayatissa during the 79th session of the WHO Regional … The post WHO Recognizes Sri Lanka for 10 Years of Malaria-Free Status an…

WHO recognises Sri Lanka for decade-long disease elimination achievements

The World Health Organization (WHO) has presented a special citation to Sri Lanka for maintaining its malaria-free status and sustainingContinue Reading

Sri Lanka honoured by WHO for 10 years free of malaria and maternal, neonatal tetanus

Sri Lanka has received special recognition from the World Health Organization (WHO) for maintaining its malaria-free status and the elimination of maternal and neonatal tetanus for 10 consecutive years.